https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/041057f6435e2ae57f29cf8233c32451.pdf 63d26cb194771ee95702f0821b6d66c4 PDF Text Text '· ~ I 12-llaD:!' Sentinel, PomeroyOO.Mre~ (I, :r~_tJ;}983 D o/ :4 Courrdl M • I H ld tD Mbmft-'GIImorl11bo ~ 14 · 11ft' • ¥o1 ~. JUly MiJE I lNG (lANCELLEI) mnflil -~~-llie liome Ill Mn. Tuesday, aild 1ee ~nam, me 15, at tbe home ot Mrs. Charles Tbe meelil)g ot the Third f:ri- Mox M$nbart, .,bas '*'> caneetmg • e and col!ee were ~eel in her R. JC..,. Sr. A Bible quiz was day club scheduled for r.iday . cel)ed. " ....... Theodorus CouncD, lleucb- honOI' conducted by . . . Lucke ta~ America, met in regular . lowilll ·lhi. bosiaen .....,.;, aft, seuim Monday evening will! GIVII DINNER , 01 which a deuert ~ae was DeUa Slahl CIIUJlcilor, presld- A famUy d1nn« wu bel d . Mrs. Homer cooper and Mrs. aerved by lhe hostesael. The led t IIIJI. Benton POM were hootessea lahle wu altractiv' Jn white A red tal wu presen The meeting opened In rituFriday at lhe bome of Mr. and when tbe JOF class of the cover and cenlared with an ar1 the . Middleport High Sc aiJstic form and reporlad ill Mrs. George Logan, Hemloclt Ulliled Methodist church JIV't r ment of red """"' and audllormm recently by music were Elizabeth Darst In Meigs Grove. Present were Mr. and Monday evening at the church. y=w students of Mlos Mercedes F. Mtmorlal Hospital and Bessie Mrs. Avery M. Logan and son The m~ting in charge of · ' --;11'--..,--l - ' Condon and dance puplls of the Grueser. Kathryn Goodwin was Scottie of Popsham, Me.; Mr. Mrs. Ai>tone Lucke, president, tlERE , As~ eech week; our store closes " nO,..· McDonald Studtos. reported as much Improved. and Mrs. Elmer Bailey and opened 'with devotions by Mrs. · on Thursd•y. ' Included In the dancing groop Six members of the Council at- daughter, Dandra, Darwin ; Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. who had for Mr. and· Mra. Laurance were Linda Perf)', Jennifer tended the !iOth anniv8sary of Jack Cox and _children, Erin her t.opic, "In The Beginning Bangham, of Pboenbt, Ariz. Seleslips Fro111 '! 1 lMenchmi, Becky GUmore, Pat- American Beauty Council · at Sur and Brett Ray, Red)ands, God," and read ''" article, are v.IBiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred I Be Thrifty! S1ve All of Your . .•¥i31 l) Gaul, Debbie Keebaugh, Little Hocking, Thursday eve- Calif.; Mrs. Callie Logan, Ftc> "Looking For The Perfect," by Smith or J!radblll')!, and her ! Debbie Tennant, Ann Holler, ning. It was announced that the ra ; Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Lo- Roy L. 'Smith . . brother /id olstet in Middle· v ' Charleen Ward. Valli Crabtree, books will be audited before the gap and son Skippy and Mrs. It was voted t.o pay for the ll".__ · FRID~Y STORii HOURS 9:00 to 5:00 P.M. Gina Hill .. Kathy . Preston, next meetillg. Florence HuUey, Pumeroy; Miss refinishing or 1he front doors of port for nwo woeka. They will SATURDAY STORE HOURS9:00 to 9:00P.M. DavJd McKmms. Cmdy Welt- At the close of the meetlng, IBernioe King ai1d Mr. and Mrs. the church and plans were visit his relatives In Pennsylingholf, Jamce Holter, Kathy the group sang Happ) Birthday Logan. made lor a potluck picnic din- vanla l!'ter leaving here. IWildermuth. Pall! Well, Jane . . PAULA LEE DOUGLAS (Ann and Tommy Karr, Mike Mrs. Cooper, · ;;,;:;::.=~::;::=::o..;;.~~---'--'-' • Mus'·,., Da-..a Students Give Recent Recital Mrs. Ponn Are JOF Hostesses tera"' Shop at Elberfeld$ Pomeroy · Thursday Until Noon.: VJSL :'f..' : LAST WEEK TO PLAY !Milliron , Vicky Spencer, MelinIda Amsbary. Pam Larkin, Jyl ~ Beaver, Tonya Keebaugh , Mar- ~ cis Carr, Tracy Fleming, Ro- granddao.ghter, P au I a ·bert a and Tony a Cozart, Be- School next loll. Mr. Cbapmaa hi a 1961 gr~duatr of GalUs Al'8demy High !K'bool. at GaU!potts. ~e Is now servmg ID tile U, S. Army •.1 .F 0 ' 1 Monmouth, Nrw Jersr~. Tbr wl!lldiog date Ill not sri. Jennifer Gobel, Minday King, Barbara Tatterson, Sheila Bailey Vidor Gaul , Mitzi Wolfe, !Jo~re Kautz, Debbie Sheets, !Kathy Huddleston, Lisa Brink, Jodie Evans. Elizabeth Martin, j Vicki Hot h. Sarah Smith, Kalla \Waugh . J:.m and Tammie WiseMEETING Ht:LV 1man. Karen Baily, Jennifer The Provisi onal mt-eting of · Spears. Hesa Boothe, Betty the Central-Soulhl::'a sl Ohio As- Gayle CampbelL Joyce Kaut,z, sociathm of tht> United Churc Kar~:n Price, Glenna Sprague, of Christ was held Su nd~y . June Denise Crow. Margaret Ehman, 11 at First Congregat iona l Susan Het'nt>r. Terry Orr, Linda Church . East Broad-sl , Colum- 1Jeffers. Cindy Merrifie, Marsha bus. Attending from the Langs· ' McClelland, Joy Plymale, Lu ville Congregational Chrisl ian IAnn Waterson and Pam e 1 a Church were the- Rev . and Mrs. I Maggied. Frank Cheesebrew. Middleport : I Pi.Hno students of Miss ConMr. and Mrs. Robert Fetty , and idon were Jennifer Gobel, Re· Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gorby and lbecca Houdashelt, Debbie MaiRonnie Gorby of Langsville. den , Diana Welsh, Vicki Carr, - All retails effective through June 26 Tender and Sandra Bailey, Peggy Millhoan, Hilda Har\, Cary Morris, - andJ Harriet Walsh, Twila Sue Clat"RING-A·DING RHYTHM" 1 worthy, and Judy King. Chubby Checker Gary tU. SJ Bonds Vocal selection were given by IJanelle Cummings, Sandra Johnson, Tarcy Fleming, Hank ICleland, Kathy Huddleston and Lisa Brink. Acrobatic routines rOMEitOY . OHIO were done by Resa Booth, Debbie Tennant, Ann Holter. TONIGHT Other dancers were Mitzy Walt Disney'• MMIIIACLE OF THE Wolfe. Debbie Lewis, Shelly WHITE STALLICIJIS" Lintela, Rita Valentine, Marg· (TecluUcolor I Robert Taylor Lilli Palmer, ie Bryan, Joyce and Jan HudCurt Jurgens, Eddie Albert. son, Bet.;y Saunders, Roonie Disney Colorurtoons Ernie, Rusty Jeffers and Keht Running ttme 21h Hrs. Jeffers. David Ross accompanAdmission: 75c & 40c ied the dancers. THURSDAY. Jun. 2o NOT OPEN BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Duane JohnFRIDAY thru TUESDAY Junt 21·25 son of PhiHipsburg are anAcademy Award Winner nouncing the birth of a 9 Jb 6 oz "TO KILL A son on Sunday June 16. GrandMOCKINGBIRD" Gregory Peck. Brick Peters. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred James Anderson. Estelle Ev- Johnson of Chanute, Kanli8.8 ans .. Novel by Harper ~­ This MUST be SEEN to be and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond appreciated! Hatfield of Rutland. Mr. and Colorcartoons Mrs. Andrew Hatfield of RutNo Advance in Admission. land are great grandparents. 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' , , ·WI~t;ll(isl n -.. · ··SHARP r/ '-. ~ ' JUNE ' 1963 PRICE FIVE CENTS of Line will be open and operating The "hot Uno" wlll connect the , London. · procedures .W liUi by ~.. ,_ ·· • houra a dsy every day . of the Kremlin with the Pentagon and Messag.. betwee11 KOfllledy and eal u~ from botb oM . week-which will permit Presi- probably the White HOUle by way Khrushe~ev will he simultaneouo- The agreemeQI <IIJIIO o114r a de.n KeQ)ledy and Soviet Premier or Helsinki, l!tockllolm and ly translated and cvded undel' opokesman aplalned ~ corta1a Nlkits Khrushchev to <011fer im. small elarllicatlll!l ntql!Oitod 111 mediately at any lime. . . · · Russlo Wedneaday -., ~ steele and T&arapkln affixed MIAMI (UPI• C d f th C ba R 1 by Washington durillc the nip!. · their oton•tures to the ~greement ' omman 8 0 e u 0 evo u· PoUUcat ••"'""'· of the - GENEVA (l:IPI) - -.The illg it United StateJ a n d AIJ$sia SiiPJecj an a,tree!lleDt ~ay for tbe establJillment ~ a "bot line" communlt!~~Uona between Wa,bh!Jion and MOJCOw to red~ the risk ol war by a"'"ideut. - COLUMBUS - The slala SeD. ala paased a bill Wedneaday providing for a land swap to give Ohio University more !bait 200 acres additinnal space lor eapanJioo of Ita main: campus In Athena. The btn, which now goes to the House, would trade 216 acre• which now bei!ID8• to the Department of Mental Hygiene for the 413-acre university experimenlal farm. ..- blatoric KC!ml was 11 the t;urupean f!t_l.!iguafter• of U. S. Amballador the United Nations, cUmaxing a n !I SoYiel about two months of secret S e my o n' K. American·Soviel negotiatio... their n•tlons' It was the first concrete accom- ebief representatlvl!ll at the plishment of the disarmament 17·natlon disarmament conference. The arTangement caDs for a "bot 11ne" teleprinter Uilk-meln· For Colt Stakes 49c sse ~~ 49c • 0 ftallb by tile DOllie of betw.e, It B. C, and 21 A. D. Mllftlol, 34 Nominations Yoli•nl '11·100 2 Dtt.r Stont1orlll '"''"" .... _ _ _ _ lb. TOILET TISSUE e OPI!N THURSDAY AFTERNOON e . --•b. Bonei- __ SMOOTH WORKING • ORIGINAl "SWIEAT"iiOOr' liATHII INSOU!S o IARNYARII-PROOf VELVA IETAN IW- lfhf- >lltll TreOIIIfl ,IIH, • , Yo.. COli tnltt HERE ARE A FEW WINNERS Bonel- MAKES MIGHTY • toll GEl WEAIING NAa-LfSS CONSTIIICTION • HATHfR LIGHT wtoG•.CIEPf SOliS A 1963 Pl:rmoulh Valiant .,.....ful AIG VM.IAMt HfH DIAWI"G IULY 2, ·-~ BARRm PEARS lED WIN~'$ LIGHJWIIGIR I..JNCHEI 111 •llltiiH>NI '-the' - r • tht cord -'ld tltpotU It in the ,,,dol , -trr IM• .,. ,..,, l•t •l A I , ttoft . '!'tit • IMt holt• •• 1M ''~""' •• ""'"· Walch's ALIVE ••• . W.l N e Woll Trimmed B!EP I I ' BlADE CUTS enttne e;.lllol was a ·Jiomu MIAMI BEACH - The aged daughter of jailed ex-ve•• 1 ezuelan President Marco ez Jimenez apparently has ELECTED MASTER - Arthur Nease, Cbester Rd., 0 e<' with her high school b Pomeroy, was elected M:a'ster of Bosworth Council 46, friend. Royal & Select Masters, in the annual .eleetiiln WednesThe aUm, hazel-eyed day night at the Masonic Temple, Mulberry Avenue. AI· planned to enroll at lhe Uni,.er:-1 bert· Woodard, Union-av, was named deputy master. sity of Southern California Los Angeles next fall. Margott, 17, last was seen abo u dusk Tuesday by an · a r m e auard who patroiB the palatial Perez estala. The guard said Marlloll drove off "ith her boy . frlei1d, identified as 17-year-old Lee Brook of Miami. SPfCIAL BONUS OFFER ! PARIS" ·RADIOS ·• BAR-B-Q GRILLS • CAMERAS • WATCHES Plus 2,948,000 Plaid Stamps. ' Brenedette Hennessy, Heidi Milhoan . Sheila Crisp, Linda Adams. Julia Ann Holler, Marlene Goodwin, Eugene Good-~ , win , Cheryl Burns, Linda Kirk, land, David Goodwin, Janet TONIGHT Gibbs, Brenda Bailey, Sandra Walt Disn•v-. "BABES IN TOYLAND" Bailey, Carla Morris, Freda ( I'echnicolor) Ferguson, Linda Kirkland, Ray Bolger Tommy Sands Billy Allen, Grace King, Mary Annette Ed Wynn -andILou King, Cellne McGown, LinAll Star Cast in da Bell, Sheila Batley, Char"CRY DOUBLE CROSS" lene Ward, Dara Sheridan, ConThur.·Frl. June 20·21 nie Warner, Anette Warner, Joey Dee Gary Crosby Kay Medt'ord • TV SETS SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY -- "TWO TICKETS TO I GET YOUR TICKET THIS WEEKI T1te flrot ,.,.. .. wrbt abaM ny I '. ' Hidden Treasure • Martin Ilinda and Candy Fitch, Jac- Cbapmaa son ot Mr. ~ Mrs. que lin~ and Barbara Gluese~ Zeph Chapman. also ol Har- camp, Sandra Johnson, Christy rilollvute. Miss Douglas will M K. ·s Terry Preston Debbe a senior at Rutland High j bi~ ~~~~ 'and ()elberta J~hnson, ) • M»W YOlJ DOW . ELBERFELD$' IN POMEROY I .,fr Ltee to Pfc. John l t.,l 00: . Mr. ar Mn. Chnt E. DougJu of Harri!oovUlr arr an1111111cing tbe engagemtmt of I ,. Middleport's Old Soldier HaleAt92 conference, which has been par· I alyzed since it began in March. j 19112, by sharply-opposed Western I and Communist aims. ° tlonary Cnunell have landed "at various polnl•" In Cuba lo earr)' oat "an dfedive war" against the Ca•tro regime, the council announced here tod1y. The t did t h d d aDDouaeemen no oay ow many men 1an e or whelber they arrived by plane or boat. The date of their landing also was not apeelfled . But tbe eounell said: "The first reports received by radio from our forces state that the landings were tarried out without difficulty and had lhe woperatlon of all people In the area.'' .--... merJt had· liee !loeUled before .., day, and only the clarlf~ lions requestad by the KromliJt held up the lig·•- Until "'"" -·.morning 's u.s. an....._mont, , ther• stW waa IOille dotJbt whetho er the signing wvuld take pJ..,. before the 17-nation d!oarmameul conference reces,.. FridaJ "" si,. weeks. :Clerks Plan ZIP Method In Mails �., • Member NDmed OHkerOI ~ [} Of A District . .; -- Hospital ~ews Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting· By POilOTHY KILGALLEN BRO.t\I)WAY GRAPEVINE The world may not be ready for Kim Novak In a Tennesaee WWlams drama, but nevertbeless she's seen a script of ''Thla Property Is Condemned," and she's ID!ioua to do it. (First Maughan, then WW!ams. Is nothing saered?) . . . Tick· eta for the front-row seata at th~ Llaton· Patterson brawl in Las Vesaa on July 22 will be $500. Is that a record high? . . . Mart! Stevens, who reaped International pubUclty when the Qu~n of Greece sought shelter from anti-royal hoodlums In her flat, Ia up for the Bernice Massi role In ,;the London version of "No Strings . . . The private life of an enormously popular stage and screen star baa reached the explorlve stage. Sli~'a heartbroken b~ause btl!' huaband lias become serioualy Involved with a much, much younger actress. Jacqueline Kennedy will be able to atroll just a Uttle way down the street from the Cartyle11otel to aee her favor· lte modern paintings when the Whitney Museum moves. The museum has pur· chased the land on the comer of 75th. and Madison Ave. from Jonathan Wood· ner Co for Its new location-a surprise In real estate circles, as the Woodner Co. had announced It would build a new apart,ment house on the site . . . ~e $250,000 suit agai!l~t Dick Gregory, fU. ed by his former manager-press agen; Tim Bol(er, alleges the comedian reneg. ed on a promise to pay Boxer $100 per week for life. ·~ 79c STEAK ·~ 19c .PORK LIVER MAXWELL HOUSI INSTQT C()FFEE · · · · 14 oz. far $1.7' WHITI HOUSI APPLE SAUCE ...... · .. .. 303 can 15c MIRACLI WHIP SALAD DRESSING •· · · •· · · · • qt. far 49c eEyelets KRAFT - I I oz. llotfto eDacron BARBECUE SAUCE •••'···· ·· ···.···· 36c & Crepe SWIFT!NINO . PURE SHORTENING •· · · · · 31b. can 59c DRY GOODS • SPORTS WEAR e SHOES .. in '' WAID CROSS' SONS. :. , . Flettering White . 4-H NEt'S River Report Helen Help ljs! Broadway, becaUJe 111 many people eonnected with the abow had turned down other offen to work with what proml!ed to be a big hit, and now they're jobless. The people who are cashing In on the pos\ponement of ''Girl" are the produc· en of "What Makes Sammy Run?" They're getting numel'OUJ theatre part· lea that bad to make a sudden switCh. Everything aeenu to be eollliDg up roses for Gina LoUobriglda and her bus·band, Milito Skoflc, after a rather long period of tension. Their trip to New York, and then Teheran helped matten . . . 'lbe Udo Beach Hotel on Long lsi· and Is running big ads te!Ung what stan will entertain there during the Summer, but there's a blank space for FriW, Ju. ))' 5, with an aplanation. that ''HII eon·traet prohibita mention of hla name or 'publication of his picture." Spelled back· wards, that'a Milton Serle. When Robert Preston Is asked about bls separation from bls wife he says, "A dlvorct Is up ·to her." She eounters with, "There will be no divorce. We've been through this before. 'lbe separation was his decision." That dialogue is enough to make a more timid girl than Glynia Johns extremely nervoua; It sounds like a playback of Dickie and SybU . . . Eyeopener In Variety this week: NBC baa 46 vice presidents! . . . 'lbe fimnlest stories appearing in the New York newspa· pen are the serious announcements of Carmine DeSaplo's "return to politics." Democratic Insiders k11ow he never left. Susan Ko!qJer - such a glamor girl - isn't going to be grateful to her press agent for sending out the news that she knocked out one of her front teeth play· ing St. Joan in Vancouver and now wears a fake fang . . . A bandleader currently touring Europe reports that the Conlin· ent is heavily populated with capable musiclana In the pop and classical fields - refugees from Cuba, Argentina and other Latin-American trouble spot• ... One earful of the score for "110 In the Shade" and RCA·VIctor grabbed the recording rights to the Broadway show. 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Sli~'a heartbroken b~ause btl!' huaband lias become serioualy Involved with a much, much younger actress. Jacqueline Kennedy will be able to atroll just a Uttle way down the street from the Cartyle11otel to aee her favor· lte modern paintings when the Whitney Museum moves. The museum has pur· chased the land on the comer of 75th. and Madison Ave. from Jonathan Wood· ner Co for Its new location-a surprise In real estate circles, as the Woodner Co. had announced It would build a new apart,ment house on the site . . . ~e $250,000 suit agai!l~t Dick Gregory, fU. ed by his former manager-press agen; Tim Bol(er, alleges the comedian reneg. ed on a promise to pay Boxer $100 per week for life. ·~ 79c STEAK ·~ 19c .PORK LIVER MAXWELL HOUSI INSTQT C()FFEE · · · · 14 oz. far $1.7' WHITI HOUSI APPLE SAUCE ...... · .. .. 303 can 15c MIRACLI WHIP SALAD DRESSING •· · · •· · · · • qt. far 49c eEyelets KRAFT - I I oz. llotfto eDacron BARBECUE SAUCE •••'···· ·· ···.···· 36c & Crepe SWIFT!NINO . 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Spelled back· wards, that'a Milton Serle. When Robert Preston Is asked about bls separation from bls wife he says, "A dlvorct Is up ·to her." She eounters with, "There will be no divorce. We've been through this before. 'lbe separation was his decision." That dialogue is enough to make a more timid girl than Glynia Johns extremely nervoua; It sounds like a playback of Dickie and SybU . . . Eyeopener In Variety this week: NBC baa 46 vice presidents! . . . 'lbe fimnlest stories appearing in the New York newspa· pen are the serious announcements of Carmine DeSaplo's "return to politics." Democratic Insiders k11ow he never left. Susan Ko!qJer - such a glamor girl - isn't going to be grateful to her press agent for sending out the news that she knocked out one of her front teeth play· ing St. Joan in Vancouver and now wears a fake fang . . . 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Cards 001 aud the ht!oeo full in tbe loth prll)'ll' that nothing happens to nino durtnr lilt career oil Dty.. Ute Houot.Nt Cftlll t-1 , lilt Pltte- 1Willi • graod slam homer and a If Dwt Dtylldalo. dale. · !bUrgh Plralos Mauled tllf MU doulljo, •~hi"'i talll home• of lhl brnke up a tie between the Rodo II It ...., dOts, M<Covey will / Juan Marlchsl. makJrtg lilt firol wllukeo lll'ove. 6-1, lnd 1"': Olb· IO!iilon !ill Tracy ltallard ,......... , >ulumotlcally laoo his No. I meal ,!ltart sino. hl5 ll<>blttor ogalnrrl rclnnatl lledl beat tho P~riHeJ- illltto !OIUrlh ottl'<'lmt a 11-2 Car · · 1 l ·' ticket in tho Natlonll League. Houston last Saturday night, gill phla Phillie<~ 6•! In 10 lnnlngo ' rltnai dolld't; Rllllevor "" Souto , The bfl ~ Frinci""' first his 111~ Viet4ty br 14 detlrriooo The ~ew Yoi'lt Yenb8 mabl- ooored , bls ' lhlro •t<tory., basomon owb • lanllstlc .4118 ailhllllglt Bill) Plet'<!e 10011 over telned tlrelr one-game load In tht! ilrnio ~k• roised hlo coreor ' 1 ~~::,, ht!tt1n1 aver-• .,.lnst for him in tho el••th alt.., Ron Amer!Un ,,...,,. "" <kl!oo•'-in to llltrrM to '11111 •o •I ... llli'" u;r UUIJ totol o1 r.O. .•ailed 't C:OJ.,, fa Cotrtlhf•fe apd willis moot rival Falrly'o homer ..t tho Olanta' tho Washington Senawri l ·i ldr lflwl bt cronnoctod tor hio cHI, orllp flbrlet f<or almddll' wht!n lh"l' oeo lead to H Chuck Jill"" 'bird 1 Urelr sixlh straight Ylclory, t he homfr _g( J!lo' •nd two comftrt , • Iotti ltl'llo, Lo8 An(OIBI right hinder twu-rur. hOmer- lor· tho! Giart!s In ChlcaJO wnltt llol CI'Uihed lht! .,.. .....tfiO Cubrr' virl.ory jwa•rml1n1 up, McCovey con't walt the hotlom ol tht! olfbth. Willie Mlnneo011 Twins IH, lht! llolltm ,tltt COII,I, .. grlb a bat. Davis also hit a two-run homer Rod SOX hilndtd the Detroll 1'1 . C.rt Fronols ot the Plralll Thal'o how II Wll Wednoodoy, for the DodJero ln lilt flllll'th. gers their ninth olrli81il lllirdlllpod hl11181fl to hio third too, when Willie tied off lor 1 The victory kept '"' second· N, the Cltvelllld llldllns , blot! ylot;rr by dflvbrl in thrOf run' Clooch In the oecond and Dan IWtJ.rua hoiner In the llnil Inning place Giants wllhl!l a hel~game Baltimore 11-4 bUt tho OI'IIIIM !Mk aaolnrrt lht lit_.., with 9 doublo Laudermill in the lollrth againot Drysdale to start the o;. Ol the pacMetllng 8!. LOOJ1 Car- the ntl!htcap 11-1, And Lot A"'ltlet ...,, two oitral... "'"I ~aron'• In lhe 5th thoogh · with two ants lo an •a victory over the dina II, wh•r lk!wni!d lilt New and Kans11 City opllt Willi the :lOth nom.t r and M... ~ 'J'noJ' ,... out Micky Childs &1~, Jim btlort a day-tirno crowd York Melt lor lht lOth limo In An~ol• winnln& tht! opiiiW ..t. oLd aocounlod for f4ilw•uli'oo:, P~ G~ • ~ . lltd I>IIU. that had -.!ttod Iince tile oixth innlllc wbell llllp ~ eter hll hio second lolo lliiiMr o1 ••· ""' &ame, ., ) 'l ' uakGrove . . Nr.ws. Evenb --,...====--------.. --. . Vocation Time ~r t ,, ' ' .h p •· i ie M~ ovey rays For Drysdale s Hea1~ FJvoty nl&ht )lllil ' ., J J.- - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - -.. "'""J• : Red Sox, Redlegs Win In .Middleport Boys' Games .:... ~ 1 o1 Red 19ma t h 0 ·. Red S:,up •nd the Redlt!gs' were · ·· x ~ed esday evening lri · =~~rt B~ys' League play, the Red Sox 4-2 over the Sen•- I Wildermuth walked, lhd 10 • to'rs. and lhe Redlegs, 4-3, OV• year<lld Dennl• lloggl singlrd er the Yan kees. played under cleanly to ctnter seoring both prolest by the Yankee marlag· runners. Boggs allo SCOred oo · · Says Reds ''"ere Lucky' In ft' wednesday's 6~5 Viet ory Over Phillies Hutchi"n~n -/'( ALL STA.R lile l :~m~r:.~r ;:,.:::·::J• 1 · Solids • Plaids Checks . etPending a decision on on Laudprotest next Monday evening at With the score 3-1, Redlegs, the par~ when managers are to lhe Yanks in the top of t he CINCINNATI tt!Pil - Clncln- catcher Clay Dalrymple. Zanni, Who Wllr~M the llllh meet following scheduled games sixth tied it up when Rice tripnau Manager Fred Hulcl!lnoon Coleman bitted Ill lire IA!l two <!itdlled Wtth •hli ""' · win 50 It 95 the Redlegs 16-21 moved into led down the left field line and was satisfied but not enlhu~lastic runs with a dooble allot' Darfylt- CinotlnMII. second place, one game ht!hind scored on Rich Haggerty'• dropover the Rods' second C<llllecu- pie bad started walklltg o!f the O'T..,Ie ...., 111• · . the front running Indian• 16· ped fly ball near the line in live exira-Inning victory over tire field wben Frank Robinson otruck l!M1, wltO. plt~hed fl .. . 1~.~:= .~".j} 1). The Indians. weatl''" per- iright field . Haggerty scored Philadelphia Phlllles Wednesday out, thm allowing !lob Sl!llrner 01 thr..·hll bell, wu cl ll)l!Ung, were to play Ihe Red the same play when the throw night. and Pin11011 Ill compl~ a dooble with the d.,..t ait.lurul!h h• Cotton, Decton and Sox this evening. to the plate was bid. "We wer" lucky to win It," oteaL not glv• UJ> the di!Cidlng hit. Banlor.. Priced frolll Tht! Red Sox and Senators With Laudermilt coming on Hutch said. "We were lucky tht!y Demeter's si!COnd hmn•r of the PhilldelpHia Mina!lfl' Ollloll were tied up after five innings for Bob Manley of t~e RedleiS, gave us a couple of runs tn make gamt> and fourth tn thl'ee gal'i'Jtlt MIUM ttpllioed Shott with J••l' II al 2-2. The Senators gol their and Chip Haggerty for Ingels up lor the ones· we gave them.' ' got Philadelphia even in the sixth 8al~hun with !>"" on aod pair of runs in the firs! inning of the Yanks, both side~ . The Reds won the game 6-! on against ' l'ellt!l<er Jire NUxhall. Out In lht lOth and II' two-ball whrn Rex Roush of the Sox hit nolhing in the seventh. But In ball brn.. •• : three walks and a single with two Nudhall, pltchlltg for the first COirnr on Spenoor. .. a lxltler and IJonny Davidson i the eighth Haggerty IDiplre gave h 1 m by Leo .. Cardenas In the ttme since June 5 wben he waa Bald10hun l'Oftlp~ lht! nlk homered. Thai was all for /lead-off batter John Tannehill TWO BASES!" bottom ol the 19th lnlllng. sidelined by a pulled ll!fl mus<lo, kl Spenoor bolore giVIDI up t h 1 them. Carl IJemoskey and Jim . and Laudormllt won his ow Prior to the t()th, it "'"' 1 ljlan IO!ttled down and matched l•~•·wlnnlnJ - hit. f Choose Arrow, Puritan Clatworthy singled later, but ·game with • home run into left romedy of errors. Tho Redo open- gtfooe egg• with Phil• reliever Nuxhall ,.., pleaSed wffh hla oould not score. 1center, only one run counlin1. ed tho scoring with a lll'!t-lnnlng CIII'Ist Short ·until llle liJth. «rrlll'tll lit hla first flfoH 111 or Rutby. Priced from Meanwhile, lhe Red Sox got ' Manley fanned six, walked run off Dallas Green on • •Ingle lolllxhall Wb lifted lot a pinch w~s bUt Jay 1111 tlti olutrbou .. 1 1 one ixlck In the fourth and on- ono; Laudermllt Conned two, by Pete Ro,., two Infield outs hltt.r In the ninth and Dom early and Hllldlln«rt~ hid otl!er in the 5th though M i k e walked one ; Jngelo lonntd loor, and an error by Don IJet~~tter. · ---· dellnlto explalllition for JOII)''o Heck, Bob Lewis and Rouoh, walked two, walked one; InDtn'l'y. Spencer's nrs !home run Cleveland Browns enllapoe In tile riltll IUime. j singled in the fJrsl frame and Igels fanned four, walked two, of the oeooon raised the load to k FI "It Wll lUll booin, boom, couldn't score. Bob Priddy sing- · flaggerty lannod one, walked 2-<l ln the fourth, but In tho fifth In OSU U lbal!k boom, Hlllcb oaid. "lolayllt led in the 2nd , and Pullrns In lone. The Jets edged ' tho Yankee• the Phlls tallied lour Umeo off CLEYELAND IUPD _ The arm llillened. llo kiokfld liNt~ II the tl!lrd, and slill Demoskey Outstanding defensive play ol In a doge Pomeroy Boys' Heds starter Joey Jay. Cleveland Browno annOUnr:ed to- gOOd In tho !lr"' lour lnnlngl but COOl., COOl. SJ.ACK5-wash 'n wtlr and 1 held them off. Igame came when Childs game Wednesday evenDemeter Rome,..d Twice doy the oi~J~ins of Ohlo Sl1lto fuU· then lit jUot rOHmed 10 loH . Ill trepiCII wortltcl. Prictcl from - - - - - - 5.91 But in the fourth with one ed up lnche! off lhe The first of two home runs by bock Bob Butts and Northw-.. hll otrlll." ' ~t Rouoh tripled and Vernon Grogan's high fly into Chuck Hannahs started. on the IJemeter started the rally ond ~- end George ThOmao to 1963 COli• . Jim O'Toole 112-3 : will bee Lrttle smgled, and m the frlth , ter afler a long run with Con- mound lor the Jel8 and work· fore it wao over three more solrd tracts. rng tonrght for Crnclnnall 1J again with one out, Becker •ing- de on base lor the third 11111. ed uniU the •lxth when Kenny hits, lncludlng one by Green orr . Art Mahalley 13-ll, O'TMio Jed and Danny Lewrs trrpled. The protfll was be- English came 011 to put 1 lire the cen..rlield wall, and errors Coach Blanton Colller said they 1.0 In hit tell m1tc11 with Mlln lt. "The Mln'e Shop" Penltf'ly The Sox won in the top of the cause Manley ol the . out Hannahs and Englllh struck by Vada Pinson aDd Gordy Cole- were signed as lm agl!tlto. hll::«fl':::_•-------.:..I.!!I!!Moi!!!!I"""""'~"""'""'""'""",;;;;Mt!l!!!!l!!":"'f!;,__ ~ixth when with one out Little had pitched two Innings In a out. 12 batters and allowed 11 man contributed three more runs. llutta, 0110 of Ill,... lul::!:l tripled, Priddy doubled, a n d pracllctr gaJM at Che•hire ear- free paoses The Heds camo bock with threo who carried_ the Olrlo State Dodsoo olngled for IWO runs. llier In the lfeek,ond llSO pitch- Bob Wer;y, Yankee ptlch~. br the bottom of the filth with last fall, •• the .-.~ of Roush fanned 10, walked lour; ed srx Innings 1n the leaf1Ue out 12 11111 permitled no lht! help of an error by Ruben group 1.0 JOin the !lrOII'ns. Demoskey laMed eight, wolk- 'game against the Yankees. free pa!ISOS while allOwing sev· Amaro and a mental miscue hy Katterhenrroh 11gned earlrer. od one, boll! pitching excellent Red Sox 000 112 - t 12 Hlbl ' , . Thomas, se~ · A5 ' W,brthl#~!-1 eames. Senotoro :100 000 - 2 3 0 Hltte~. for the Jots were E . k DI 'I ern's . most valuable player REDLEG-YANKEE . GAME Rouoh and 8 . Lewis. DelllOB' gil Phillip!! with 1 three run rme an 8 r ves fall, playllfl both .,.,, 11t eolfegej The Yanko drew ftre frrst key and 1'. Hawley. Umprro: homer in lhe first, Jell Worry In HiR l,OOOth Run bulls to see defensiVe action with a run rn the lhrrd when A. Stobarl. elnllle Max Jl'olmer two CHICAGO IUPII ...Sperrdln~ 10 wrth the Brol¥lls. -n.. Albtmy, j ,John Ingels singled with two Yankees 001 002 00 - 3 31 singles nd•Ttm Gilt 1 olllgl with 1 llilend ball club N.Y, natiVI ~antis MMI-1 o~l. swiped ••cond, and Jim Redlego 000 030 Of - 4 f 2 The ~: Ylnki!t h;:;, 8 me. tht! number of eorth~h•k- weighs 2SO. Condo singled him home. . Ingels, C. Haggerty (LP) Lo ill Vau hln ~llh biSe hits for any playor, but ~-~·------ln gel! handoufled the Red· l and Orogon. Manley, ~lit' It 1 K 'th Banks of the Chlr"llo Cubs "It's a great thriO, I juot hope legs until the lilth, permilling ,mill (WPI, (7), and Boggo. Ullla d"ouble •:,; w:~y hao had qulle 1 low. ' . have enouah RBI'o left to get only harmless singles to Dale Ipire: G. Conde. ry Werner 1 ~ Wayne Adams . Banko, now 112. had one olthoire inll> pr!t place." all sin leo ' hrts Wednesday, 1 two•run llnt Babkl got 1 jump on hl!r tand NlckiiU! seven. J Is g · 102 000 8 7 inning home run off ~I ISklhnyl .ond 1,000 lp'll's wht!n bo slng~edl Scoring lor snead team WIB Y~nk lOll 121 : I S 3 Brown of the Hoult.on ColtJ. Jrotn. lwri more runo in the Hindy with a 50, Hanning 40, Ha:!u Englhrh (f) nd F 1_ rurn santo tallied aheAd of the ond inninJI to boost hl.o total 0 Bob Burkett 50, and Sam Cia~ ' a slender Torah, mirhlltl llre· l,QOO, Iworthy 52. For the Lem1's, mer •. Werry lnd Werner. l,OOOtlr tun blllld in for· Bantr ·in Charlie Swackhammer had a 49, PLANS BRIIIP IIIST hi• major league career, ·Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, Jeff Gibbs a 50, John Guinther WASHI,..OTOI'I IUPll Pr . "I'm juol thankful I've been orldo Sprlna•. Colo., 53. Ron Hanning paced dent Konnetl pi to - d ::· oround long fnOUih to drive in largest apt collection . Nicklaus team with o 44, Mlck urda it ~-Y : ld •thpen a· that many rune," Blob said. United States. F1rst round matche~ were I IV~ncheni had 47 . Bill _Y -mp v • • played tht• week in lhe Junior 49 and Don Swi.her a &5. dential retreat near Thurmont, 1 Golf league at the Pomeroy Golf Next Tuesday at 2 p. m' t.he Md., bflore l11vln1 an his Euroclub with lfi hoys participating Sneads will play the Finstertrip saturday nrght. and showing some good shots. walds and the Lemas go agaiMt Pre,. S«retaty Pierro saUngor . Low round of the day was Nicklous. ~aldbyWhedU~! -..". ~scored by Don Hanning of Mid·y e rap.,, 1rom · dleporl with a 4ll. vld to Andrews Alr Forte ... ~'-' The winning team in this Md . and leav• lor EUrope week's competition was the P'inOUISVI 9:110 p.m. EDT Saturday. 'ftre sterwalds, with Pat Edwards day European trtp wlU take &nd Carson Crow leading on to Germany, Ireland, 44's, and Wayne Davis and ond Italy. Mike Bratlon chipping In to ~ive NEW YORK tUP!l _ will r«urn in tlme to that team the low medal score. Clay prefers Phlllrlelpbla as his lor tho Fllllrlh Ill Davis shot a 45 and Bralton a site ol his proposed bout on Squaw llland rrear lly54. Members of the F'insterwa ld hf:!avyweight champion Sonny Port, Mull. 3• Tamed! Thl•.. Tlllt Thtw•w OMilltP~ Tt' w- c... De T• y..,, Ywr 5· Fotnllr IM Your Posteitien• Ao Ad¥trllHIIIa Good Houotke.PIDC hi KNIT SHIRTS a~t.inlt the 1 1 JetS Capture 8..() Contest From Yankees I 1 liON hlltrrro,FIItaro,\llbtl are water sPOil. llme opoti, film eatllld bt tap waiii'T How dO IIMT SPORT SHIRTS butt ;:i:ll ••••T~ c_,,m,, ,._,It Wll: $'1'0Cit WATil SOFlii:NilR !W.'l' &ABBOTT Swim Suits +' Now, fOU un llnd freah new flahlonl In tWIIIIIUIII, lUll u tltt oun 11110n 1111 nto 1 ll ' fiiiiiiiiiO===.....~~~.;.;;,;:~~~~~&;:~. u::,_.h'•~~er~orn B. F. GOODRICH ECONOMY SAVINGS & Empil'l champion lilllrJ In II vo I'Oulldl 1\ieldlry night. Clav lbid·Det:•nrtrer wantl II chllllllllf! 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Ute Houot.Nt Cftlll t-1 , lilt Pltte- 1Willi • graod slam homer and a If Dwt Dtylldalo. dale. · !bUrgh Plralos Mauled tllf MU doulljo, •~hi"'i talll home• of lhl brnke up a tie between the Rodo II It ...., dOts, M<Covey will / Juan Marlchsl. makJrtg lilt firol wllukeo lll'ove. 6-1, lnd 1"': Olb· IO!iilon !ill Tracy ltallard ,......... , >ulumotlcally laoo his No. I meal ,!ltart sino. hl5 ll<>blttor ogalnrrl rclnnatl lledl beat tho P~riHeJ- illltto !OIUrlh ottl'<'lmt a 11-2 Car · · 1 l ·' ticket in tho Natlonll League. Houston last Saturday night, gill phla Phillie<~ 6•! In 10 lnnlngo ' rltnai dolld't; Rllllevor "" Souto , The bfl ~ Frinci""' first his 111~ Viet4ty br 14 detlrriooo The ~ew Yoi'lt Yenb8 mabl- ooored , bls ' lhlro •t<tory., basomon owb • lanllstlc .4118 ailhllllglt Bill) Plet'<!e 10011 over telned tlrelr one-game load In tht! ilrnio ~k• roised hlo coreor ' 1 ~~::,, ht!tt1n1 aver-• .,.lnst for him in tho el••th alt.., Ron Amer!Un ,,...,,. "" <kl!oo•'-in to llltrrM to '11111 •o •I ... llli'" u;r UUIJ totol o1 r.O. .•ailed 't C:OJ.,, fa Cotrtlhf•fe apd willis moot rival Falrly'o homer ..t tho Olanta' tho Washington Senawri l ·i ldr lflwl bt cronnoctod tor hio cHI, orllp flbrlet f<or almddll' wht!n lh"l' oeo lead to H Chuck Jill"" 'bird 1 Urelr sixlh straight Ylclory, t he homfr _g( J!lo' •nd two comftrt , • Iotti ltl'llo, Lo8 An(OIBI right hinder twu-rur. hOmer- lor· tho! Giart!s In ChlcaJO wnltt llol CI'Uihed lht! .,.. .....tfiO Cubrr' virl.ory jwa•rml1n1 up, McCovey con't walt the hotlom ol tht! olfbth. Willie Mlnneo011 Twins IH, lht! llolltm ,tltt COII,I, .. grlb a bat. Davis also hit a two-run homer Rod SOX hilndtd the Detroll 1'1 . C.rt Fronols ot the Plralll Thal'o how II Wll Wednoodoy, for the DodJero ln lilt flllll'th. gers their ninth olrli81il lllirdlllpod hl11181fl to hio third too, when Willie tied off lor 1 The victory kept '"' second· N, the Cltvelllld llldllns , blot! ylot;rr by dflvbrl in thrOf run' Clooch In the oecond and Dan IWtJ.rua hoiner In the llnil Inning place Giants wllhl!l a hel~game Baltimore 11-4 bUt tho OI'IIIIM !Mk aaolnrrt lht lit_.., with 9 doublo Laudermill in the lollrth againot Drysdale to start the o;. Ol the pacMetllng 8!. LOOJ1 Car- the ntl!htcap 11-1, And Lot A"'ltlet ...,, two oitral... "'"I ~aron'• In lhe 5th thoogh · with two ants lo an •a victory over the dina II, wh•r lk!wni!d lilt New and Kans11 City opllt Willi the :lOth nom.t r and M... ~ 'J'noJ' ,... out Micky Childs &1~, Jim btlort a day-tirno crowd York Melt lor lht lOth limo In An~ol• winnln& tht! opiiiW ..t. oLd aocounlod for f4ilw•uli'oo:, P~ G~ • ~ . lltd I>IIU. that had -.!ttod Iince tile oixth innlllc wbell llllp ~ eter hll hio second lolo lliiiMr o1 ••· ""' &ame, ., ) 'l ' uakGrove . . Nr.ws. Evenb --,...====--------.. --. . Vocation Time ~r t ,, ' ' .h p •· i ie M~ ovey rays For Drysdale s Hea1~ FJvoty nl&ht )lllil ' ., J J.- - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - -.. "'""J• : Red Sox, Redlegs Win In .Middleport Boys' Games .:... ~ 1 o1 Red 19ma t h 0 ·. Red S:,up •nd the Redlt!gs' were · ·· x ~ed esday evening lri · =~~rt B~ys' League play, the Red Sox 4-2 over the Sen•- I Wildermuth walked, lhd 10 • to'rs. and lhe Redlegs, 4-3, OV• year<lld Dennl• lloggl singlrd er the Yan kees. played under cleanly to ctnter seoring both prolest by the Yankee marlag· runners. Boggs allo SCOred oo · · Says Reds ''"ere Lucky' In ft' wednesday's 6~5 Viet ory Over Phillies Hutchi"n~n -/'( ALL STA.R lile l :~m~r:.~r ;:,.:::·::J• 1 · Solids • Plaids Checks . etPending a decision on on Laudprotest next Monday evening at With the score 3-1, Redlegs, the par~ when managers are to lhe Yanks in the top of t he CINCINNATI tt!Pil - Clncln- catcher Clay Dalrymple. Zanni, Who Wllr~M the llllh meet following scheduled games sixth tied it up when Rice tripnau Manager Fred Hulcl!lnoon Coleman bitted Ill lire IA!l two <!itdlled Wtth •hli ""' · win 50 It 95 the Redlegs 16-21 moved into led down the left field line and was satisfied but not enlhu~lastic runs with a dooble allot' Darfylt- CinotlnMII. second place, one game ht!hind scored on Rich Haggerty'• dropover the Rods' second C<llllecu- pie bad started walklltg o!f the O'T..,Ie ...., 111• · . the front running Indian• 16· ped fly ball near the line in live exira-Inning victory over tire field wben Frank Robinson otruck l!M1, wltO. plt~hed fl .. . 1~.~:= .~".j} 1). The Indians. weatl''" per- iright field . Haggerty scored Philadelphia Phlllles Wednesday out, thm allowing !lob Sl!llrner 01 thr..·hll bell, wu cl ll)l!Ung, were to play Ihe Red the same play when the throw night. and Pin11011 Ill compl~ a dooble with the d.,..t ait.lurul!h h• Cotton, Decton and Sox this evening. to the plate was bid. "We wer" lucky to win It," oteaL not glv• UJ> the di!Cidlng hit. Banlor.. Priced frolll Tht! Red Sox and Senators With Laudermilt coming on Hutch said. "We were lucky tht!y Demeter's si!COnd hmn•r of the PhilldelpHia Mina!lfl' Ollloll were tied up after five innings for Bob Manley of t~e RedleiS, gave us a couple of runs tn make gamt> and fourth tn thl'ee gal'i'Jtlt MIUM ttpllioed Shott with J••l' II al 2-2. The Senators gol their and Chip Haggerty for Ingels up lor the ones· we gave them.' ' got Philadelphia even in the sixth 8al~hun with !>"" on aod pair of runs in the firs! inning of the Yanks, both side~ . The Reds won the game 6-! on against ' l'ellt!l<er Jire NUxhall. Out In lht lOth and II' two-ball whrn Rex Roush of the Sox hit nolhing in the seventh. But In ball brn.. •• : three walks and a single with two Nudhall, pltchlltg for the first COirnr on Spenoor. .. a lxltler and IJonny Davidson i the eighth Haggerty IDiplre gave h 1 m by Leo .. Cardenas In the ttme since June 5 wben he waa Bald10hun l'Oftlp~ lht! nlk homered. Thai was all for /lead-off batter John Tannehill TWO BASES!" bottom ol the 19th lnlllng. sidelined by a pulled ll!fl mus<lo, kl Spenoor bolore giVIDI up t h 1 them. Carl IJemoskey and Jim . and Laudormllt won his ow Prior to the t()th, it "'"' 1 ljlan IO!ttled down and matched l•~•·wlnnlnJ - hit. f Choose Arrow, Puritan Clatworthy singled later, but ·game with • home run into left romedy of errors. Tho Redo open- gtfooe egg• with Phil• reliever Nuxhall ,.., pleaSed wffh hla oould not score. 1center, only one run counlin1. ed tho scoring with a lll'!t-lnnlng CIII'Ist Short ·until llle liJth. «rrlll'tll lit hla first flfoH 111 or Rutby. Priced from Meanwhile, lhe Red Sox got ' Manley fanned six, walked run off Dallas Green on • •Ingle lolllxhall Wb lifted lot a pinch w~s bUt Jay 1111 tlti olutrbou .. 1 1 one ixlck In the fourth and on- ono; Laudermllt Conned two, by Pete Ro,., two Infield outs hltt.r In the ninth and Dom early and Hllldlln«rt~ hid otl!er in the 5th though M i k e walked one ; Jngelo lonntd loor, and an error by Don IJet~~tter. · ---· dellnlto explalllition for JOII)''o Heck, Bob Lewis and Rouoh, walked two, walked one; InDtn'l'y. Spencer's nrs !home run Cleveland Browns enllapoe In tile riltll IUime. j singled in the fJrsl frame and Igels fanned four, walked two, of the oeooon raised the load to k FI "It Wll lUll booin, boom, couldn't score. Bob Priddy sing- · flaggerty lannod one, walked 2-<l ln the fourth, but In tho fifth In OSU U lbal!k boom, Hlllcb oaid. "lolayllt led in the 2nd , and Pullrns In lone. The Jets edged ' tho Yankee• the Phlls tallied lour Umeo off CLEYELAND IUPD _ The arm llillened. llo kiokfld liNt~ II the tl!lrd, and slill Demoskey Outstanding defensive play ol In a doge Pomeroy Boys' Heds starter Joey Jay. Cleveland Browno annOUnr:ed to- gOOd In tho !lr"' lour lnnlngl but COOl., COOl. SJ.ACK5-wash 'n wtlr and 1 held them off. Igame came when Childs game Wednesday evenDemeter Rome,..d Twice doy the oi~J~ins of Ohlo Sl1lto fuU· then lit jUot rOHmed 10 loH . Ill trepiCII wortltcl. Prictcl from - - - - - - 5.91 But in the fourth with one ed up lnche! off lhe The first of two home runs by bock Bob Butts and Northw-.. hll otrlll." ' ~t Rouoh tripled and Vernon Grogan's high fly into Chuck Hannahs started. on the IJemeter started the rally ond ~- end George ThOmao to 1963 COli• . Jim O'Toole 112-3 : will bee Lrttle smgled, and m the frlth , ter afler a long run with Con- mound lor the Jel8 and work· fore it wao over three more solrd tracts. rng tonrght for Crnclnnall 1J again with one out, Becker •ing- de on base lor the third 11111. ed uniU the •lxth when Kenny hits, lncludlng one by Green orr . Art Mahalley 13-ll, O'TMio Jed and Danny Lewrs trrpled. The protfll was be- English came 011 to put 1 lire the cen..rlield wall, and errors Coach Blanton Colller said they 1.0 In hit tell m1tc11 with Mlln lt. "The Mln'e Shop" Penltf'ly The Sox won in the top of the cause Manley ol the . out Hannahs and Englllh struck by Vada Pinson aDd Gordy Cole- were signed as lm agl!tlto. hll::«fl':::_•-------.:..I.!!I!!Moi!!!!I"""""'~"""'""'""'""",;;;;Mt!l!!!!l!!":"'f!;,__ ~ixth when with one out Little had pitched two Innings In a out. 12 batters and allowed 11 man contributed three more runs. llutta, 0110 of Ill,... lul::!:l tripled, Priddy doubled, a n d pracllctr gaJM at Che•hire ear- free paoses The Heds camo bock with threo who carried_ the Olrlo State Dodsoo olngled for IWO runs. llier In the lfeek,ond llSO pitch- Bob Wer;y, Yankee ptlch~. br the bottom of the filth with last fall, •• the .-.~ of Roush fanned 10, walked lour; ed srx Innings 1n the leaf1Ue out 12 11111 permitled no lht! help of an error by Ruben group 1.0 JOin the !lrOII'ns. Demoskey laMed eight, wolk- 'game against the Yankees. free pa!ISOS while allOwing sev· Amaro and a mental miscue hy Katterhenrroh 11gned earlrer. od one, boll! pitching excellent Red Sox 000 112 - t 12 Hlbl ' , . Thomas, se~ · A5 ' W,brthl#~!-1 eames. Senotoro :100 000 - 2 3 0 Hltte~. for the Jots were E . k DI 'I ern's . most valuable player REDLEG-YANKEE . GAME Rouoh and 8 . Lewis. DelllOB' gil Phillip!! with 1 three run rme an 8 r ves fall, playllfl both .,.,, 11t eolfegej The Yanko drew ftre frrst key and 1'. Hawley. Umprro: homer in lhe first, Jell Worry In HiR l,OOOth Run bulls to see defensiVe action with a run rn the lhrrd when A. Stobarl. elnllle Max Jl'olmer two CHICAGO IUPII ...Sperrdln~ 10 wrth the Brol¥lls. -n.. Albtmy, j ,John Ingels singled with two Yankees 001 002 00 - 3 31 singles nd•Ttm Gilt 1 olllgl with 1 llilend ball club N.Y, natiVI ~antis MMI-1 o~l. swiped ••cond, and Jim Redlego 000 030 Of - 4 f 2 The ~: Ylnki!t h;:;, 8 me. tht! number of eorth~h•k- weighs 2SO. Condo singled him home. . Ingels, C. Haggerty (LP) Lo ill Vau hln ~llh biSe hits for any playor, but ~-~·------ln gel! handoufled the Red· l and Orogon. Manley, ~lit' It 1 K 'th Banks of the Chlr"llo Cubs "It's a great thriO, I juot hope legs until the lilth, permilling ,mill (WPI, (7), and Boggo. Ullla d"ouble •:,; w:~y hao had qulle 1 low. ' . have enouah RBI'o left to get only harmless singles to Dale Ipire: G. Conde. ry Werner 1 ~ Wayne Adams . Banko, now 112. had one olthoire inll> pr!t place." all sin leo ' hrts Wednesday, 1 two•run llnt Babkl got 1 jump on hl!r tand NlckiiU! seven. J Is g · 102 000 8 7 inning home run off ~I ISklhnyl .ond 1,000 lp'll's wht!n bo slng~edl Scoring lor snead team WIB Y~nk lOll 121 : I S 3 Brown of the Hoult.on ColtJ. Jrotn. lwri more runo in the Hindy with a 50, Hanning 40, Ha:!u Englhrh (f) nd F 1_ rurn santo tallied aheAd of the ond inninJI to boost hl.o total 0 Bob Burkett 50, and Sam Cia~ ' a slender Torah, mirhlltl llre· l,QOO, Iworthy 52. For the Lem1's, mer •. Werry lnd Werner. l,OOOtlr tun blllld in for· Bantr ·in Charlie Swackhammer had a 49, PLANS BRIIIP IIIST hi• major league career, ·Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, Jeff Gibbs a 50, John Guinther WASHI,..OTOI'I IUPll Pr . "I'm juol thankful I've been orldo Sprlna•. Colo., 53. Ron Hanning paced dent Konnetl pi to - d ::· oround long fnOUih to drive in largest apt collection . Nicklaus team with o 44, Mlck urda it ~-Y : ld •thpen a· that many rune," Blob said. United States. F1rst round matche~ were I IV~ncheni had 47 . Bill _Y -mp v • • played tht• week in lhe Junior 49 and Don Swi.her a &5. dential retreat near Thurmont, 1 Golf league at the Pomeroy Golf Next Tuesday at 2 p. m' t.he Md., bflore l11vln1 an his Euroclub with lfi hoys participating Sneads will play the Finstertrip saturday nrght. and showing some good shots. walds and the Lemas go agaiMt Pre,. S«retaty Pierro saUngor . Low round of the day was Nicklous. ~aldbyWhedU~! -..". ~scored by Don Hanning of Mid·y e rap.,, 1rom · dleporl with a 4ll. vld to Andrews Alr Forte ... ~'-' The winning team in this Md . and leav• lor EUrope week's competition was the P'inOUISVI 9:110 p.m. EDT Saturday. 'ftre sterwalds, with Pat Edwards day European trtp wlU take &nd Carson Crow leading on to Germany, Ireland, 44's, and Wayne Davis and ond Italy. Mike Bratlon chipping In to ~ive NEW YORK tUP!l _ will r«urn in tlme to that team the low medal score. 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Bernard Diddle. 6-20-Stp NOTICE My Offlce network. stnrage, and Ohllo II Wille Closed From June 24th Until July 8th of gas from WE MUST LOOK FURTHER- AND TELL THE PHAHTCIM 1!:55 12:00 12:05 12:10 12:15 12:20 12:25 Ma.oon County New~ Community Newa Nooa NeQ ~biD Neq Marlrela Bulletin 8oud Ne111 o ar... 12: X~Apul J:45 1:55 1:00 1:55 .0:01 1:55 f:IIO Co1111trJ Go llaa!k Newa Bea; Counlr)' Go Roulld News Beat Mid lllalblee Ne111 Bea• Dlsciua wHb Doa w., f:lllntercl:aoR" 1:110 Commnntl}, Ne111 1:1111 Wor'' • NaUnllll News 5:15 SpoWgbt Oil Sport~ 1:23 Wealbercast i: 3D Dinner MllsleiJe 5:55 lnalde Boob 1:110 SWIIet Blvd. 1:00 Slp Off OUa BOAIDIMG HOUSI WITH MAJOR HOOPP..I olblttlc lor two hours ID al terJd. • 111~1 *. •....t, • ,......... .., • ._ ' •ltheut' ~ast ....,.,., rvsll ' !: 1: 'p '., r �,......_, .~.., ... ~ ........ • , ... ~ Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddte;art, '. ; Mrs. Fry 01 C~shire Is Guest Speaker For Garden Club Event Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shoppi~il . Center . . . . tte/ o.. Jllile .,, lea•••· for fumlf,ro, Floor Cov.-fiJIS, .,.,..... and fnishings For y;.g, H~•- For Wearing App.;,.a for Yiur Fllml -For To s - ·,_~· Michael Fry of Cbesh- r mentioned lbat can be Uled ..... was guest demonstrator maklnc lhe heap wre ~""'"" the Twilight Garden club ; lawn cllpplllp, veget.Jble ~ Tueaday evenlng at t h e uge aad soot. To tbele add rullame of Mrs. Mary B. Heines, 1 nure or peal mooa, wet 11, 'Witb Mrs. Jiiek Robson as e<r ~ stand for some lime lbeu IUrD Gifts - Holtlty Supplies - Day Gooch ·and 1 I · -.. ()e.. which opened with devotions ! ;taken from John 15:12, by Mrs .' Robson who read a meditation Mrs. Stanley McGilliard , wile ,"!tom The Upper Room a n d or. the Portsmouth District Sup.closed with prayer. A card of ermtendent, was guest speaker thanks was read from Mr . and at the annual picnic of Class Mrs. Louis Reibel for gifts on "12" combined with the Wotl:eir 50th wedding anniversary. men's Society, the Afternoon Plans were made for a potluck C!rcle and Eleanor Circle. A picnic on Tuesday July 16 at picnic supper served in the gar· the home or Mrs. Ben Neutz- den of the 0. P . Klein home on ling. Rutland-st. preceding the meet· A paper, " How to make a ing. compost heap, " was presented Mrs McG'Il'a d ho by Mrs G. II W" I . . llr, norary · a~ne e. tse. t was president of the district WSCS, brought out that II takes I w o had as her topic, "This Is Your .years to make a good cmposl Life - Or Is II'" She brought ,heap, and to use 8 Wlfe contatn- out the idea that God wants us tr instead of a box. Among those to think ror ourselves and to feel our obligation to God. Slle stressed the imjporltan1oe~ of each women in the Society, and stated that "as a group of Simplicity Is Mark 01 Vows Taken June 15 s.:;:born Mrs. Earl Smith, sister of · the bride, was her attendant and wore a white lace sheath / • • dress trimmed in orange satin. She wore a c<lrsage of sprayed orange carnations. Her accesaories were while and orange. Best man for the wedding was , Mick Miller, brother of the The annual outdoor meeti,lg II bride. of the Friendly Circle of Mrs. Gerald Anthony, organ- Federated church was held 1st, played the traditional wed· Tuesday evening at Whispering ding marches for the service. Pmes, home of Dr. and Mrs. A reception for the couple and Lester R. Roush, Bashan Road. Immediate members of the fam- Tables for the picnic supper Uy was held at the home of the . were arranged on the west bride's parents where a white lawn. Dr. Roush ask grace. 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HOOVER SWEEPERS 10-plece "Continental" NOW YOU KNOW s: Hoover's removatile tank _.so dispenses scrub water in- white cake decorated with wed- sp~r~ng VIew and brilliant sunding bells. lee cream cake set, sel the mood for the vesper mints and col'fee we;e served ' se~v~~ planned by Mrs. Fred The couple left for a shori ~ofhe1t:, who used the poem. wedding trip after which they Sunset to open the program . returned to Urbana where they Mrs. Edgar Arnold read Psalm 'Will make their home . The !9, follo~ed . by "Prayer At bride Is a graduate of Middle- Evenmg, . M1ss Eli2abeth Fick. port High School and was em- Joyce Kilmer's "Trees," by played at Holzer Hospital in ~rs . Roy ~ayer, a reading, groom w a s The Trees, by Mrs. Leifheit, GalllpoU. . The sraduated from Pomeroy High land .~he " Forgiveness of NoSchool and is employed in con~ t~re, by Mrs. Pearl Mora, conlfnlctlon work at Urbana tmued the theme of apprecia· r~====_;.~~· t10n or God's world. 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Ed· Mrs. Klein presented Mrs. Me· na Faulk, of Pomeroy , which Gilliard with a gift and introwas solemnized Saturdav June duced guests, including Mrs. 15, at 2:30 p.m. at the · ' First Dan Hartinger, Mrs. Jame• Baptist Church in Middleport Harley . Mrs. Lenore Hoba.r t In the presence of the immedi- Kent, Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher, Mrs. McGilliard and Douglas ale family. The bride, given in mar· and Dwight Dowson. riage by her father, wore 8 Ho t street length sheath dress or , Mr s esses were Mrs. Klein . white lace lined with blue sal· Ga~~~e M~masN Mrs . C. P . in. Her crown of blue was trim· Mrs J~h'n rKs: adn M med with • 1 tu . · 1nca1 rs pear 15 ea rmg 8 Blanche Haskins M ' · blue veil. White satin slippers Jones Miss 808; Mr8 and wh1te elbow length gloves N ' ' ·· with pearl trim completed the orman Wayland, Mrs. Harry bride's costume. She carried a Chesher' Mrs. Dorothy Holler, white Bible topped with white EMrs. tMaDrte . Burdette, M rs. rosebuds. w":cte I &VIS and Mrs. E. M. 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BANLON SOCKS '.00, c~anthemums and four . members and three guests, Mrs. :erlental arrangements, a Jap}'ry, Mrs. Robert Burchette ~nese oature scene using bar- 1and Mtss Harte Marie S m I I h. Pel'l')1 hemlock fer~ and chr s· ' Favors were hand made plas· .antheinums in 'a brass con~- tic baskell filled with artificial . \er; Day lilies and iris foliage flowers . Mrs. Eddie Smith won ,111 black c<lntainer ; a Japa- the. door prize and during I .nese arrangement in a usabata, socu.l hour. Mrs. Robson on Wide Selectiots of DtpenaaWe ·Depart~~ent ·Stort values. · · Mens Kirburyl !I!Ootesa. over. ~ ·Arrangements included a mod· • ern one using honeysuckle vine A salad course was served to ~ / ·' NO. 57 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 20, 1963 colley durst hedrick